Description

Five Star Project X™ .999 Oil Paste – 15 grams

Five Star Project X – .999 Oil Paste – 15 grams

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Project X .999 Silver Clay Paste boasts an extended working time, allowing you to shape and refine your creations with ease. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting out, this clay will give you the time and control you need to bring your vision to life.

Water and oil-based silver clay pastes are a great way to make connections, fill cracks and repair damaged silver pieces! Water paste works best for connecting clay to clay; it can be used to repair cracks in dried clay, or to connect wet or dry clay. You can also use water paste to decorate clay pieces by layering paste to your desired depth. Try layering it on natural leaves or other combustable items!

Oil paste is a thicker paste with oil in the mixture, rather than only water. Oil paste helps stick tricky pieces together without the fragility of water paste. Use it to attach bezels, tough joins, or even connect two fired pieces of silver together! Oil paste requires a slightly longer drying time, and be sure to burn off the binders adequately in the kiln. 

One of the standout features of Project X .999 Silver Clay Paste is its incredible firing range. It can be fired using both a torch and a kiln, providing you with maximum convenience and flexibility. Plus, it can be fired at lower temperatures, making it accessible to a wide range of jewelry makers. 

Project X .999 Silver Clay Paste delivers an ultra-high polish, giving your jewelry a professional and refined finish. The brilliance and shine of the silver will make your creations truly stand out! 

Made in North Carolina, USA, by Clay Revolution.

Specifications:

Composition: .999 silver powder (approximately 90%), water and binder

Color: Pickle white

Shrinkage: 24-28%

Firing Options:

1,650°F/900°C for 30 minutes to achieve highest hardness and maximum durability; or for low temperature options 1,110°F/600°C for 45 minutes; or torch fire at high temperature for 2 minutes or longer.

Melting point: 1,762°F/960°C